FLIR Multilayered Security Solutions: Smarter protection for modern Sites
FLIR’s multilayered security ecosystem brings together intelligent sensors, powerful video management, and seamless system integration to give organisations a scalable, future‑proof defence against evolving threats. This approach enables businesses to strengthen security step‑by‑step—adding visibility, intelligence, and operational insight without needing to rip and replace existing infrastructure. From a physical security perspective, the FLIR FCB‑Series AI […]
BUSINESS CONTINUITY MONTH: Managing people, contractors and public access during prolonged incidents
The real test of a business continuity plan is not the first hour of an incident, it’s day three. Organisations across the UK are increasingly facing prolonged disruptions: extended power outages, sustained protest activity, severe weather events, cyber-physical incidents or infrastructure failures. In these scenarios, the immediate response phase gives way to a more complex […]
March 2026 is Fire Prevention Solutions Month on Security Briefing – Make sure you’re part of the story!
Each month on Security Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the security market – and in March we’ll be focussing on Fire Prevention Solutions. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help security buyers find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a supplier of Fire […]
Redefining confidence in entrance control with Meesons
In an era where secure, seamless access is essential to modern buildings, Meesons stands as a leading innovator in entrance control technology. We help organisations create safer, more intuitive environments through advanced security solutions. Meesons’ product portfolio reflects a commitment to engineering excellence and exceptional user experience. Our market-leading entrance control solutions include security portals, speed gates, full‑height […]
BUSINESS CONTINUITY MONTH: Protecting access, movement and safety during disruption
The physical perimeter is increasingly a continuity control point. Disruption scenarios such as power loss, severe weather, protests, system outages or partial evacuations are no longer edge cases. How access, movement and safety are managed at the perimeter often determines whether an organisation can continue operating, degrade safely, or grind to a halt. Designing continuity […]
BUSINESS CONTINUITY MONTH: Stress-testing using realistic security scenarios in commercial estates
For commercial estates, business continuity plans often look robust on paper. Procedures are documented, roles are assigned and contact lists are up to date. Yet, senior leaders attending the City Security & Safety Summit increasingly recognise a hard truth: a continuity plan that hasn’t been tested under realistic conditions is an assumption, not a capability… […]
INDUSTRY GUIDE: Choosing the best VSaaS for your organisation
This blog explains what VSaaS is, what its benefits are and who can benefit the most from its implementation, as well as provides a checklist of the most important questions to consider when looking for a provider. What is VSaaS? VSaaS (short for video surveillance as a service) allows you to record, monitor, manage, play […]
City Security & Safety Summit: Only 2 months to go and places are filling up fast!
Time is running out to secure your delegate place at the City Security & Safety Summit, connects FMs and Physical Security leaders with like-minded professionals and suppliers. 25th March 2026 Hilton London, Canary Wharf Our attending suppliers can help you in many areas, such as: Your complimentary guest pass also includes access to a series of […]
ACCESS CONTROL MONTH: Does mobile, biometric and credential convergence mean the end of the plastic card?
The plastic access card is increasingly being treated as a legacy option for access to workplaces, campuses and public buildings. The shift isn’t simply about convenience: it’s about security, governance and the reality of hybrid estates where users, contractors and visitors move across multiple sites and systems. The question for senior security leaders is no […]
ACCESS CONTROL MONTH: Vehicle access control as integrated security strategy
Vehicle access control has tended to be dominated by practical perimeter tools: gates, bollards, intercoms and ANPR cameras. They still matter, but in 2026, senior leaders attending the City Security & Safety Summit from across the UK’s public and private sectors are treating vehicle access as something bigger: a joined-up security layer that connects identity, […]